Author: Amy Ward

Liverpool Libraries and Information Services are encouraging both locals and visitors to explore the city’s vibrant social history this September through a series of free events and exhibitions. These activities are part of the Heritage Open Days 2026 programme, which runs from the 11th to the 20th of the month. Developed in collaboration with local… Continue reading Liverpool Libraries to celebrate Everyday Histories with free Heritage Open Days programme this Autumn

Liverpool City Council has initiated a public consultation regarding proposed adjustments to the opening hours of its libraries throughout the city. The council is inviting feedback from library users, local residents, businesses, and community organizations to understand how these potential changes might impact them and to gather insights that will inform future service decisions. The… Continue reading Have your say on Liverpool Libraries’ opening hours

Culture Liverpool has revealed the first recipients of its community grants under the Home: A Celebration of Place initiative. This funding supports a diverse array of grassroots arts, heritage, and community-driven projects within various neighbourhoods throughout the city. The aim is to nurture local creativity and foster a deeper connection among residents by celebrating the… Continue reading Home: A Celebration of Place community grant recipients revealed

Liverpool is set to host its inaugural outdoor Night Market at the iconic St George’s Hall later this month. This event will take place on Thursday, 27 August, from 2:30 pm until 8:30 pm, transforming the hall’s plateau into a lively marketplace. Around 40 artisan vendors will be present, offering a diverse range of locally… Continue reading Liverpool’s first outdoor Night Market comes to St George’s Hall

Children can now enjoy complimentary tickets to the eagerly awaited Minton Tiles Reveal event at St George’s Hall. This special offer is valid on three Sundays in August — the 9th, 16th, and 23rd — allowing youngsters to discover the stunning Victorian tiles usually concealed beneath the Great Hall’s floor, all free of charge. To… Continue reading Kids go free at St George’s Hall’s Minton Tiles Reveal

Super League Basketball (SLB) has officially revealed its tenth franchise, reintroducing top-tier men’s professional basketball to Liverpool, a city renowned for its sporting heritage. Starting from the 2026-27 season, this new team will call the M&S Bank Arena, located on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront, its home ground. This development is more than simply adding a new… Continue reading Super League Basketball brings professional basketball back to Liverpool

The renowned light art festival, River of Light, is set to illuminate Liverpool once again this autumn, celebrating the theme of ‘Together’. Scheduled to take place from 23 October to 1 November, the event will attract tens of thousands who will have the opportunity to wander through an expansive outdoor art gallery, a beloved tradition… Continue reading Come Together for River of Light 2026

Liverpool City Council has revealed the lineup for the city’s festive celebrations planned for 2026. This winter, residents and visitors can enjoy a diverse range of activities, from Story Time with Santa and Carols by Lantern Light to two major outdoor Christmas experiences and several pop-up seasonal markets. These events promise to offer something appealing… Continue reading Liverpool Christmas Markets set for return as 2026 festive programme revealed

Stanley Park Market is set to hold a Family Fun Day on Wednesday, 29 July, from 11am until 3pm. This event aims to celebrate the lively community market while offering a variety of complimentary activities for families and residents of all ages. It will bring together local organizations, community groups, and services alongside the market’s… Continue reading Stanley Park Market to host free Family Fun Day

St George’s Hall has recently reopened the stunning Minton tile floor for an extended period, running from 17 July to 2 September 2026. Typically hidden beneath wooden panels to protect its exquisite detailing, the floor is recognized as one of the world’s premier examples of Victorian artistry. This intricate mosaic is composed of 30,000 individually… Continue reading Liverpool’s Minton Masterpiece unveiled for extended period